The London Road Surgery - News

Essex Autism Hub

Both Autistic youngsters aged 12 to 25 and their parents and carers can self-refer using either an electronic code or by scanning a QR code. Either of these automatically gives access to our online self-referral form.

Staff Training 4.2.25

Please be aware that the Practice closes on Tuesday 4 February 2025 at 1.30pm for Staff Training.

Carers Noticeboard Jan 25

Carers Noticeboard January 2025

Cold-Health Alert

The Met Office and UK Health Security Agency have extended the amber cold-health alert for the East of England. This alert is now in effect from 12PM on 06/01/2025 until 12PM on 12/01/2025.

NHS Lung Health Check

Do you live in Wickford? Are you a current or former smoker? Aged between 55 and 74? You may be eligible for an NHS Lung Health Check. To find out more, visit: https://eoelunghealthcheck.nhs.uk or call 0300 300 1557

Cold Weather Alert

The amber cold-health alert in place for the East of England has been extended and will be in place from 12PM on 06/01/2025 until 12PM on 12/01/2025 across the East of England.

Opening Times for New Year

Please be aware that the Practice will be closed on Wednesday 1 January 2025. This is in line with all practices in the Mid and South Essex Integrated Care System www.nhs.uk www.thelondonroadsurgery.co.uk Please call NHS 111 or in an emergency call 999 We are open at 8am on Thursday 2 January 2025 Thank you

Carers & Helpers Noticeboard

Carers & Helpers Noticeboard - December 2024 A central point of contact for support for unpaid carers 0300 303 9988 Phonelines are open Monday to Friday 8am-7pm Saturday 9am-12pm E: provide.essexwellbeing@nhs.net or https://essexwellbeingservice.co.uk/support/carers/

NEW - Health & Wellbeing

NEW leaflet -Information to support Health and Wellbeing in Basildon & Brentwood. This booklet brings together some organisations in the Basildon and Brentwood area. It is designed to support patients, their families and their carers with advice and guidance for health and wellbeing. As patients wait for surgery or hospital treatment, many face difficulties such as weight gain, loneliness, financial difficulty or poor mental health. Sometimes surgery cannot go ahead if a patient’s fitness decreases considerably or if a long-term condition has not been under control in the months before surgery. This can be devastating for the person concerned and this booklet may support them.

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